It was "Sunnyside".  I had no idea about any of the backstory, so the whole Rin Tin Tin thing came out of nowhere for me.  I thought that book was a lot of fun.

Spuds!

I thought Eli's cop buddy was Jim Gaffigan.

It seems to me that when Nucky was in control of things, the relative lack of violence indicated his degree of control and the fact that he may not be as prone to violence for violence's sake as some of the other characters (there are obviously exceptions to this, I'm not saying he's a choir boy).  Now that Nucky…

"I Douche"

It looks like somebody [removes sunglasses], has earned a time out!

You left out the angst!  There was angst!

Yeah, I watched that one and it was pretty awful.  I can't look at Adam Scott without flashing back to Penny jerking off his prosthetic penis.  It makes Parks and Rec a little traumatic for me…

Chicken-shit?  You can't prove anything.  The case was thrown out and the records were sealed.  Enjoy your Famous Bowl.

Or his late night zombie talk show, Walken After Midnight.

Well, that's no ordinary rabbit.  That rabbit's got a vicious streak a mile wide, it's a killer!  It's got teeth that…  It can leap about…  LOOK AT THE BONES!!!

Doesn't deserve this many viewers?  Name one other show where you can see zombie autopsies!

Never Say Dawes Again

The horse was already out of the barn (as far as the casting was concerned), since she's a returning character from "Iron Man 2".

Grrrr.

Absolutely.  I don't like farts and I would take Nancy Grace's fart out for dinner and a movie before I would watch her show.

Say, can I shine your shoes?
I'd just love to shine your shoes!

There was a documentary that came out in 1987 (about Sgt. Peppers) called "It Was 20 Years Ago Today".  They also covered "All You Need is Love", because it was recorded during the Sgt. Peppers sessions.  At the end of the film, there was a montage of the
interview subjects answering the same question - Is love all…

I thought that was the fluffers…

I don't think you meant "No!", I think you meant: